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Labor HEARINGS,

The Committee on Labor hereby gives notice that
a public hearing the "ten hour bill" will be given
in the Senate Chamber. on Friday. Jan. 2sth, at ?
O'Clock F. NJ. +. c. BRYANT, Sec. of Com.
Notice is hereby given that hearing will be had
before the Labor Committee in the Senate Chamber
on Friday, Feb. 4th at , O'Clock T. NJ, upon the
subject of Convict Labor"
c. C. BRYANT,
Secy ef Committee.
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Daily Ksnnebsf 5ourual.
Augusta. Wednesday Morning, Jan. 90,
Notice..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

AUGUSTA. Jan. 6, 1857.
Ordered. That the time for the reception OF petit
lions and bills for private and sp cia legislation be
limited to Monday, ian. 81, 1871, and that all such
petitions and bills presented after that date be re-
ferred the legislature and that the clerk of
the House cause this order TO be published In the
Daily Kennebee journal, Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier. Portland Daily Press, Ia tern Argns, lew
fston Daily Journal, Bangor Numerical Bath Daiiy
Times, Aroostook Republican, amended by adding
Rockland Opinion, Ei-worth American, Piscata-
quis observer and Mschas Republican.
This order came from the Senate, read and passed
and was read and passed In concurrence.
NICHOLAS FEssESDES, Clerk.
A true copy. Attest
NICHOLAS FRssEsDES, Clerk.
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State Banks and Banking Hearings.

The Committee on Banks and Banking will give a
hearing to all persons interested, Wednesday
evening Jan 26th, at O'Clock +. NJ, at the Senate
Chamber. on the following matters:
An act to incorporate the Northern Banking Com.
pany.
An act to incorporate the kennebeo Trust Com.
pany.
An act to amend Sec. "a, Chap. 6, of the Revised
Statutes relating TO taxes on deposits in savings
banks.
An act to incorporate the Limerick Loan and
Trust Company. Per order.
Il. Il. GALLET, JR., Sec.
Aurusta Ian At
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Fish and Game Hearings.

Notice lie hereby given that on Wednesday, rep.
eth at Q 20 O'Clock r. NJ, in room No. IL. public
hearing will be given on any proposed changes Id
the law relating taking HOLSTERS. Persons inter
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
Mott e lie hereby given. that on Thursday, FEB
10Th at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, in room No. IL, pubic
hearing will be given on any proposed changes IN
the game laws. Persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly. Per order,
GEO. NJ. FOSTER, Sec'y
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HEARINGS ASSIGNED.
Interior Waters Hearings.

Also on petition Off b StaDchheld for the incor-
poration of the Schoodie Steamboat Company,
Thursday, Jan. ~ AZ room 8, State House, O'Clock
2. ".
Also petition Of William 5. Getche and others,
for charter TO dixie and improve marsh lands in
the town Of Wells, for Thursday, January q, at
room 6, state House, O'Clock T. N.
The committee Interior Waters give no ice
that a hearing il assigned petition Of J. w.
Jones and Others the right 10 navigate the kenne-
bee river between Nortdgewock Falls and Caritunk
Falls for Thursday, Feb 3, at room 8. state House,
O'Clock 7. VI.
fRt n g. Gl kkEBaiLL, chairmen.
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Rv Mr.. Pierce of MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Lolar Coly, Representative OF the fenopsco.
tribe of Indians-Also petition OF Joseph
Francis. ct ais, Penobscot Indians, for an APP
prop-iation for the payment OF salaries-Aiso'
pet;tion of Joseph Francis, ct ais, Penoo-
scot Indians, for an appropriation for the pur-
chase of hose for fire engine
COMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
By Mr.. Powers of fIoulton--Petltion OF
Jesse c. Common and l07 others in favor OF
the Maine Central Institute, with accompany
ing resolve. nj,
Bv Mr.. Sturgis of New Gloucester-Bill
an act for the relief of the town of Gray.
Bv Mr. Bradish Of Disqualification OF the
selectmen of Eastport for exemption OF state
tax.
STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS.
By Mr.. Alexander of characterization of
the citizens of Haynesville for aid to repair
the bridge over the Mattawamkeag river IN
said town.
By Mr. Boynton of Lexington-Petltion OF
the County Commissioners OF Somerset
County for an appropriation for the Dead
River road: also petition of 4. l.. Lane ana
"A others in aid of same.
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR WATERS.
By Mr.. Dawson of Greenville-Bill an
act to extend the time for Monson Hotel COM
pany to navigate Lake Hebron.
BY Mr.. Engel of Bangor-Petition OF
Sprague Adams, ct ais, for charter for the
right to nav igate Schoodic Lake.
COMMITTEE ON TEMPERANCE.
BY Mr.. Clark of Sacn-Petition of II. d..
Burbank and 81 others for amendments to
laws for suppression of liquor traffic.
COMMITTEE ON CHANGE OF NAME.
By Mr. Clark of Caribou Petition to
change the name of William II. Libhey, with
accompanying bill.
By Mr.. Witham of Reymond-Bill an act
to change the name of Edward Proctor; also
bill an act to change the name of Elisha
Proctor.
COMMITTEE ON PENSIONS.
By Mr.. Pattangall of Decentralization
of % members of j. C.. Campbell Post No. l,
G. A. r that pension be allowed 10 Mrs
Alvaretta Wilbur of Pembroke.
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Financial Affairs,

| The Committee on Financial Affairs give motto
| that public hearing is assigned on bill set t,
provide for the taxation OF water comp lnies 70
! Tuesday, February let.
SAMUEL LIBBEY, Chairman
Jan. %, 81. j. II. MANLEl, "'''
W ARGENT Sec.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE

To whom it may concern The legislative Com
mittee Prison will be in session in the state
II )use on the afternoon of Tuesday, Feb. LIST, and
will then and there hear all who may wish to com
plain of the manner in which the State employs its
convict labor.
Per order of the Committee,
PERHAM S. HEALD, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-26

Mr. Condor of Friendship presented the
following resolutions
whereas, for nearly year, American fish.
ermen IN Canadian waters have been and are
subjected to unJust and, in some instances
lnhuman treatment at the hands of the off.
clals OF the Dominion government, by which
the comfy OF Sations has been denied 70
vessels bearing the American flag; and
Wher as, the Dominion Government, has
recently enacted hostile legislation; has inter-
preted existing treaties to deny to our fisher
men the right to purchase supplies in Cana.
dian ports, and has done other hostile acts
unbecoming friendly nation; and
Whereas, the just rights and protection Of
our fishermen are of the greatest Importance
to the people of Maine; therefore
Resolved, That, if the Canadian govern.
ment shall continue to refuse redress and
pursue such hostile course, the lspislature
OF Maine, now in session, favors the retaIia.
tory legislation proposed in Congress bv the
Government of the United States. to the er
tent, If need be, of denying to Canadian vas.
sells IN American ports the right to purchase
supplies, and the further exclusion of all "a.
madam products by land or sea from being
imported INTO or passing through the United
states until such offensive legislation. inter.
probation OF existing treaties, and violation
Oh hationai comfy shall have been withdrawn
and discontinued; and
resolved, That a copy of this preamble
and resolutions be forwarded TO our Senators
and Representatives in Congress. and hu
them De lald before the respective bodies
Mr.. Condor said:
for more tnan nine months the fishermen
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NAYS and BRIDGES.

The Committee on WAYS and Bridges give notice
that hearing is assigned on petition of n. Dunn
mer and III others for aid in repairing roads in
Washington and Perkin+ Plantation IN Franklin
County, for Wednesday, Jan 26th, at Z O'CLOCK, L.
NJ, in Room 10, state House.
Also at the same time and place on petition OF
Rev Chares Sweron and others for on appropriation
Frenchvle
S. P. JUDKINs, Sec.
Ian
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Indian Affairs.

Notice is hereby given that public hearing will
be given all persons intereSte in the welfare of the
Indians of Maine, at Room No. g. in the State
House. on ednesday, January g. 1887. at O'Clock
I. NJ.
c. HORIGAN,
Sec. OF Com. on Indian Affairs.
AUGUSTA, January n, 1857.
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The Committee on Education hereby gives notice
that public hearipgupou the question of establish
lug "A Board of Education and a ) stem of Uniform
Text Books will be had in the Office of the sta
Supt. OF schools, on Tuesday Feb. l, at O'Clock T.
NJ.
Augusta, Jan. ~, 1857.
I. y KYb bGkD' chairmen.
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Commerce Hearings.

The Committee on Commerce will give q hearing
the following bills and petitions Jan 27th, at 2
O'Clock. in room Il: Bill to change ownership of
sullivan Ferry; Bill TO incorporate Winterport
Ferry Company: Petition TO incorporate Center
Harbor Steamboat Wharf Co.
j. II. CHASE, See.
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Reform School.

The Committee on Reform School will meet
room No II, Immediately after adjournment, Wed
nesday, Jan. %. Said committee will visit Reform
school, Thursday. Jan u
wv H2RCRSoss' chairmen.
NJ. d KINGsBURY, Sec.
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Le1nl Affairs.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will meet every
Monday evening, at O'Clock. in the Judiciary Room,
and every Thursday, at 2-3o p. NJ, in the Senate
Chamber, until further order.
5 PaxI9 g. 8. S &s1GHr. chalrmen.
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Temperance HEARING,

The Committee on Temperance give notice that a
public hearing will be given in the House of Repre-
sentatives. Tuesday evening, Feb. ist, 1857 at 49,
at which time the committee will be pleased to hear
the views of sn who desire to exp ess themselves
upon the question of temperance legislation.
Augusta, Jan 20, 1857. SCI. SMITH, Sec.
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Committee on Towns Hearing.

The Committee on Towns hereby give notice tina,
hearing will be had the petition for he division
of the town of Pittston, on Thursday, Feb. 3D. 1887
at , O'Clock f. VI I, at Room 10, State House. All
persons interested requested to govern them
selves accordingly.
CT, HARMON. ohairmeu.
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Jan. 10Th, 81.
Year Book.

The Joint Special Committee the Maine STATE
Year Book will meet in the Senate Chamber, Thurs
day, Jan n, at O'Clock p. NJ, to act upon the mat
ter referred to them. Per order.
SAM'L LIBBEY, Cbsirman.
A. Z. JORDAN,
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Military Affairs.

The Committee Military Affairs will give a
public hearing TO petitioners in aid of tiettvsburg
Memorial Association. in Representatives Hall, on
Thursday, Jan. 9th, at $50 p. NJ.
GUsTAyUS MOORE Sec,v
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State Lands and State Ros DIS
Heariru,

| The Committee on State Lands and State Roads
will give hearing AT the Land Office, Thursday.
Feb Sd, at $50 p NJ TO all interested in an appro
priatiou for the coupty road from the Jerks TO Can
ada line. ia. CLARK Sec
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On motion of Mr.. Fogg of Portland.

Ordered The Senate concurrng, that the
Secretary of State be requested to inform the
legislature how far the provisions of Sec 20,
chap. SO, revised statutes, relating to returns
of marriages TO the Secretary of State have
been complied with by city and town clerks,
giving the number who have and the number
who have not complied with the law; and
furnish such other Information relative to the
same as he may deem pertinent.
On motion of Mr.. Alden of Winthrop,
Ordered, That the Committee on Legal
Affairs be instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of amending sec. %, chap rs, of
the revised statutes.
On motion of Mr.. Eells of Camden,
Ordered That the Committee on Military
Affairs inquire into the expediency of making
the order of Sous of Veterans a part of the
militia system of the State.
On motion of Mr.. Hersey of Harpswell,
Ordered, That the Committee on Federal
Relations be instructed to inquire what action
it is advisable to take by the legislature in
regard to the aggressive acts of the Dominion
government upon our fishery interests, and
to consider the suggestions contained in the
Governors address to the legislature on the
subjects and report by resolve or otherwise,
| as soon as convenient.
On motion of Mr.. Looney of Portland
Ordered. That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be directed to inquire whether addition
al legislation is not required for the adequate
protection of the lives of passengers by rail-
roads, and to report by bill or otherwise
On motion of Mr.. Bowker of Woodstock,
Ordered. That S. 0. Wiley of Fryeburg be
granted leave of absence for one week. on
account of death of friend.
REPoRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Shaw of Portland. from Committee on
Financial Affairs, reported ought to pass on
resolve in favor of The Maine Eye and Ear
In6rmary.
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Bill an act to authorize the County Com
missioners of Penobscot county to purchase
the Chamberlain records, plans and abstracts
came up under special assignment, and was
read third time
Mr. Lufkin of Orrington stated that it ap-
peared, upon inquiry, that there had been
some misrepresentation as to the value of
these records to Penobscot county; that they
are only certified copies of the rec
ords of deeds, etc, in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Penobscot county
and that instead of being of value to the
county OF PenobscOt. they will simply be of
benefit to real estate agency in the CITY of
Bangor. He therefore moved to indefinitely
postpone the consideration of the bill.
Mr.. Barker of Bangor said that he had
introduced the bill, which he cared verv
little about, at the request of several promi
nent gentlemen of Bangor and one of the
County Commissioners of Penobscot county.
and therefore moved that the bill be retabled
in order that further opportunity could be
had for Investigation.
Mr. Dickey moved to lay upon the table
the motion of Mr.. Lufkin to indefinitely
postpone
The motion prevailed and the bill was
tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Noble of Lewiston. the
House order and accompanying petition, re.
latlng to the taxation of certain literary.
scientific, and religious property, was taken
from the table and referred to the Committee
on Legal fairs.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark of Calais, bill an
act to divide the town of Eaton in the comfy
OF ashlngton, and to Incorporate the town
Oh rorest Clty and to annex the remainder of
the town of Eaton to the town of Danfortb
was taken from the table and recommitted 10
the Committee on Towns.
On motion of Mr.. Lyons of Vinalhaven.
the Dill relating to the establishment of a
Bureau OF Labor Statistics was taken from
the table and recommitted to the Committee
on Labor.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
Fisheries md Gnme.

The Committee on Fisheries and Game will NEE
in room No. II. on "Wednesday Of each week, at q
O'Clock r. II I'M II further notice.
BENJ. r. HfSCkLEY, chair,o.r
GEO. q. CLIFFORD.
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Education.

AUGUSTA, January n. 1857.
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pr est against denunciation fordife ence Of views
AM believe IN calm aad dispas i)nate presenta-
ton Of the issues pending.
1--WE enter our Misrepresentation of the wearing of
bad cs by supporters Of either SIDE tending TO
consent rem nasr o. te difference and division OF
ton and serving no useful purpose We also en-
press our diSappGobAt.ou OF the dissertation of the
Sab 8th by the holding of mcetinl and delivery of
addresses and discussions Of issue involved in the
election, Whether the question he cousid red as Il
moral or political one, the fact remnants that ii re-
latcS 10 an election and TO civil government
AD0LPH BGANDT Chairman.
Il. D. SPALDING
]. b. &c ODWIN,
REUBEN ARNOLD,
W. A. FULLER.
The foregoing address was reprltsd to the tempo
porary executive committee, ANA by il unanimously
adopted. Z. ID. SrAULblNt,
Temporary Chairman.
W. II. SCOTT,
Temporary Secretary.
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Sonnet hing bout tho Man Who Fell Dead
at Memphis.
From the MeraBhis Avalanche.

Into this life Judge IGllst, hale young law
yer went Ike TreD!ia and Quitman, northern
man. From the frat the nobility Of his character,
the sincerity Of his virtue, the force Of his mind,
the dignity OF h!a bearing vas recognized NoClung,
the bold, mad duelist who wsntonly aud brutality
insultsd, and when in his cups was fond OF pro
voking qusrrels with men Of quiet bearing, passed
him By without tauut and with expressions oi
deepest respect. Prentiss, who damned all demo.
cfa'B In Mississippi ~ Tssyale, always excepted
"tha young fclisW Ellst at Port Gibson" Allowed
and adlairod him IN private life, all feared him At
the bar aud On the stump. He won his way over
tie hearts of those who wished to gainsay him.
Everybody who knew him selected him as the type
81 the southern gentleman. 10 is curious that 10
many oil the typical leaders Of the south before the
war, and who we're an embodiment Of iis 6EQ, its
eloqncncc hnd tts audaclty, should haze ceue1fqtn
Tee north. in Arkansas were Albert Pike and G. W,
Adams IN Bississippi were Prentlss, Quitman, Rob.
ert j. Walker and Eilet.
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Another Lucky Omaha Boy Wins Prize.

Oscar Groshell in Richardson's drug house
was the lucky holder OF No. 1856 which drew
one-tenth, $1,000 Of the $20,000 capital prize in
the drawing Of The Louisiana State Lottery on
the 9th ult. lie told representative Of tho
last January and drew a prize az each drawing.
He is not alone in the tickets but that the
young men of the house have formed syndi-
cate and have invested $3.50 IN tickets this
month.-Omaha (Neb) Bee, September 10.
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THE rnon1nIrfoN oAusr Ar srAzu
General Neal Dow ON the Probable Action

General Neal Dow on the Probable Action
OF The Onitod states Supreme Court.
PORTLAND, Me, October 27.-General Neal
Dow was today asked if he had seen the re-
ports in tho papers that the question of probi-
bitlon was before the United States supreme
court at Washington, and what he thought
would be the probable result. General Dow
replied;
Il knew that certain cases from Kansas.
Iowa and Georgia relating to prohibition were
to be taken to that court, but / did not know
they were actually entered there until Friday
evening when had telegram from the Voice
OF New Y ork concerning them. They are to try
the question whether the manufacture of alco.
holic liquors can be prohibited by any state
without compensation to the manufacturers
That question has already been decided unani-
mously by tho justices of the supreme court of
the United States, and | should feel no mn
easineSs rs to tho decision of these cases if nv
faith in the integrity Of courts were now al
strong rs II was before | became better nc
quainted with the world and with men. lam
ny no means sure that the personal habits of
the Judges and their social surroundings NAV
not be large factor in the determination OF
this question. An extensive observation has
Iod me TO the conclusion that the drink habit
marks tho Judgment of its victims upon all
questions relating to temperance and prohibi-
ton. In tho case QIowaTd's reports on the
consttutionality OF the laws of New Hamn.
shire, Massachusetts and Rhode Island) Chief
Justice fancy said:
81 see nothing in the constitution of the United
states to prevent II amy state) from regulating and
restraining the traffic. or from prohibiting it alto
getbcr
"Justice Mclean said:
'"The acknowledged police power of the state
often extends to the destruction of propeTtv, A
nuisance may be abated. 1t is the settled construc-
can intrOGu q inoH community malignant diseases
nor anything which contaminates its morals or cn-
dangers its salcty.
"JuStiCe Cation said:
81 admit rs inevitable that If the state has the
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Consumption, Wasting Diseases

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as 10 the
relative value Of Cod Liver Oil and IIypophosphites
the ono supplying strength and 1esh, the other
giving nerve power, and acting as tonic " the
digestive and entire system. But In Scotts Emul-
sion of Cod Liver OH with Hypophosphites tho two
are combined and the effect is wonderful. Thou.
sands who have derived no permanent benefit from
other preparations have been cured by tht. SCOTS
Emulsion Ia perfectly paatable and is elsly digest
ed by those who cannot tolerate plain Cod Liver
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You Oarrv

"A whole medicine nest in your pocfes
with one box OF Ayers Pills. AS they
operate directly on tho stomach and
bowels they Indirectly affect every
other organ of tho body. When the
stomach is out OF order, the head is
Affected, digestion fails, the blood be-
comes impoverished, and you fall an
easy victim to any prevalent disease.
MISS NJ &c. Boyle, of Willzesbarre, Pa,
puts the whole truth in nutshell, when
she says: "I use no other medicine
Shan Ayers Pills. They are all that
any one needs, and just splendid to save
money in doctors bills"
Here is an instapce of 7.
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misunderstood.
From the Contu.

He thought said yes; but I'm sure I said no.
My heart was a-beating, my cheeks were aglow;
I locked on the ground and thought he would go;
lie thought said yes, but I'm sure said no.
Now what could Go2 For he thought said yes;
He sat close beside me, and--youlI never guess;
If you look at me so, ! cannot confess,
Helm sure said no, but he thought said yes.
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q Physician

who lost his medicine chest, but. having,
at hand a bottle of Ayers Pills, found
himself fully equipped. j. Arrison,
Nj. d., of San jose, Cal, writes:
Some three years ago, by the merest
accident, l was forced, so to speak.
80 prescribe Ayers Cathartie Pills for
several sick men among party of engi-
neers in the Sierra Nevada mountains,
my medicine chest having been lost in
crossing mountain torrent. 1 was
surprised and delighted at the action of
the Pills, so much so, indeed, that was
led to further trial of them, as well an
Of your Cherry Pectoral and Sarsapa-
filia. have nothing but praise to offer
In their favor"
John w. Brown, M. D., of Oceana,
w Va, writes: al prescribe Ayers Pills
In my practice, and find them excellent.
urge their general use in families"
L. E. Hastings, M. d., of Baltimore
Md, writes: "That Ayers Pills do CON.
troll and cure tho complaints for which
they are designed, is as conclusively
proven to me as anything possibly can be.
They arc the best cathartic and aperi.
snt within the reach of the professions"
Ayers Pills..
PREPARED BY \
pE' j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
pNli fyr 81 1ns,,t.~iety 1854